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<strong>Ultrasonic</strong><br />

<strong>Motion</strong> <strong>Detector</strong><br />

<strong>752</strong>/<strong>135U</strong><br />

Installation Instructions<br />

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<strong>752</strong>/<strong>135U</strong> <strong>Ultrasonic</strong> <strong>Motion</strong> <strong>Detector</strong> Installation Instructions<br />

Table of Contents<br />

1.0 Introduction .....................................................................................................3<br />

2.0 How it Works ....................................................................................................3<br />

2.1 <strong>Ultrasonic</strong> Detection...................................................................................3<br />

3.0 Identification of Parts .....................................................................................4<br />

3.1 <strong>Detector</strong> .....................................................................................................4<br />

3.2 Power Supply .............................................................................................4<br />

4.0 Location ............................................................................................................5<br />

5.0 Detection Pattern .............................................................................................5<br />

6.0 Mounting Procedure ........................................................................................6<br />

7.0 Wiring Diagram ................................................................................................6<br />

8.0 Commissioning ................................................................................................7<br />

9.0 Logic Bypass Function ...................................................................................7<br />

10.0 Technical Specifications .................................................................................8<br />

11.0 Troubleshooting ...............................................................................................9<br />

12.0 Notes ......................................................................................................... 10-11<br />

13.0 Warranty ........................................................................................................12<br />

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<strong>752</strong>/<strong>135U</strong> <strong>Ultrasonic</strong> <strong>Motion</strong> <strong>Detector</strong> Installation Instructions<br />

1.0 Introduction<br />

The <strong>Clipsal</strong> <strong>752</strong>/<strong>135U</strong> <strong>Motion</strong> Sensor uses ultrasonic technology to perform<br />

the ultimate task of sensing.<br />

2.0 How it Works<br />

2.1.<strong>Ultrasonic</strong> Detection<br />

The <strong>752</strong>/<strong>135U</strong> consists of 2 transmitters and 2 receiver transducers to provide total<br />

volumetric sensing with no blind spots.<br />

The sensor operates on 24V d.c. and is designed to work with the <strong>752</strong>PR power<br />

and relay switching module (supplied).<br />

When someone enters a room in which the sensor controls the lighting the lights<br />

turn on automatically, and in this manner the load can be controlled. The signal<br />

derived activates an adjustable timer (30 seconds to 30 minutes), which in turn<br />

activates an electrical relay in the power pack, turning the lights on.<br />

If no movement or presence is detected for the time selected, the relay<br />

de-energises, turning the lights and load off.<br />

The <strong>752</strong>PR device has a C-Bus auxiliary unit connection terminal which is to be<br />

connected only to a C-Bus L5504AUX or C-Bus bus coupler unit.<br />

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3.0 Identification of Parts<br />

3.1 <strong>Detector</strong><br />

3.2 Power Supply<br />

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Cut out to suit<br />

load cable<br />

Incoming Mains<br />

Supply Cable<br />

Load Output<br />

Terminals<br />

Cover<br />

PCB Fixing Screws<br />

<strong>752</strong>LD Lead<br />

Connector for <strong>752</strong>LD<br />

(lead to sensor)<br />

Output for connection<br />

to C-Bus bus coupler<br />

or auxiliary unit<br />

Base<br />

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4.0 Location<br />

The best position to mount the sensor is on the ceiling in the centre of the room. It<br />

has a nominal coverage of 15m x 15m (225m 2 ) with 360° coverage.<br />

A B<br />

Plan of Room (example)<br />

Best position<br />

Note: Do not mount close to objects which can change temperatures rapidly e.g.<br />

air-conditioning vents, heater flues.<br />

5.0 Detection Pattern<br />

Detection and range pattern<br />

4.5m<br />

3m<br />

Mounted in hallway with 3m ceiling<br />

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30m<br />

Mounted in stockroom 6m above floor<br />

Plan of Room (example)<br />

Incorrect positions<br />

<strong>752</strong>/<strong>135U</strong><br />

<strong>752</strong>/<strong>135U</strong><br />

6m 9m 9m<br />

6m<br />

Forklift detection Walking detection<br />

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<strong>752</strong>/<strong>135U</strong> <strong>Ultrasonic</strong> <strong>Motion</strong> <strong>Detector</strong> Installation Instructions<br />

6.0 Mounting Procedure<br />

1. Fit power supply in ceiling space within 1m of sensor position. (Fit surface mount<br />

socket or similar for supply from lighting circuit.)<br />

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a. Fix base of power supply to beam.<br />

b. Fix PCB to base using screws provided.<br />

c. Fit <strong>752</strong>LD (one metre lead) to connector on PCB at extra low voltage end.<br />

d. Fit load cables to terminals on PCB, stripped to length as shown.<br />

e. Cut out cover as required to suit load cables.<br />

f. Screw cover to base.<br />

2. Fit sensor to ceiling in (a predetermined) position.<br />

a. Fix mounting flange to ceiling.<br />

b. Cut hole for <strong>752</strong>LD lead cable (Ø20mm hole).<br />

c. Fit <strong>752</strong>LD lead to sensor.<br />

d. Fix sensor to mounting flange and secure using side fixing screws.<br />

7.0 Wiring Diagram<br />

Hard wired<br />

incoming<br />

mains<br />

Warning<br />

AEN<br />

LIGHTING LOAD<br />

SW A E N<br />

<strong>752</strong>PR Module<br />

Mains Side Extra Low<br />

Voltage Side<br />

Switched<br />

Control<br />

Active A<br />

B<br />

<strong>752</strong>LD LEAD<br />

6 Way Cable (1m)<br />

<strong>752</strong>/<strong>135U</strong><br />

Sensor Head<br />

20mm 9mm<br />

Output for<br />

connection to<br />

C-Bus auxiliary<br />

unit L5504AUX<br />

or bus coupler<br />

It is recommended that this product should be hard wired as per the wiring diagram.<br />

When connecting multiple <strong>752</strong>PR modules to control the same load, 3 pin plugs or<br />

similar must not be used, as this can result in the plugtop pins becoming ‘live’ under<br />

certain conditions.<br />

For safety reasons, it is recommended to always shut down power to all relevant<br />

circuits before undertaking any installation or maintenance of this product.<br />

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8.0 Commissioning<br />

Once power has been installed, determine which sensitivity setting and time delay<br />

best suits the application.<br />

Time Delay Tables<br />

Example of timer settings in minutes<br />

Stock Room =# 15<br />

Hallways =# 10<br />

Restroom =#7<br />

Office =#8<br />

Classroom =#9<br />

9.0 Logic Bypass Function<br />

Note: When logic key or paper clip is inserted into the slot, lights will always be<br />

on. There is no shock hazard present when using a logic key or a paper clip. This<br />

bypass function is for emergency use only.<br />

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Approximate Sensitivity Adjustment<br />

3m on each side =#2<br />

6m on each side =#3<br />

9m on each side =#5<br />

12m on each side =#7<br />

15m on each side =#8<br />

Note: When making adjustments do not attempt to force adjustment<br />

screw past limits.<br />

SENSITIVITY BY PASS MINUTES<br />

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10.0 Technical Specifications<br />

Model <strong>752</strong>/<strong>135U</strong> <strong>Ultrasonic</strong> <strong>Motion</strong> <strong>Detector</strong>.<br />

Time Delay Adjustment Variable from approximately 30 seconds<br />

to 30 minutes.<br />

Coverage 360° (walking) = 4.5m x 30m (Note: mounted in<br />

room with 3m ceiling height).<br />

Room Size Adjustment Sensitivity adjustment for ultrasonic detection.<br />

Bypass Override Function Logic key or paper clip. Only for emergency use.<br />

Walk Test Indicator Red LED = <strong>Ultrasonic</strong>.<br />

Ambient Ranges Operating Temperature = (0°C to 50°C)<br />

Humidity - 0-95% RH non-condensing.<br />

Colour White<br />

Enclosure High-impact U.L. approved material with base to<br />

comply with all flammability rating standards.<br />

Description 72mm x 127mm x 35mm. Weight 160g.<br />

<strong>752</strong> Power Supply and Switched Module (<strong>752</strong>PR)<br />

Operating Voltage Range 192V a.c. min.- 265V a.c. max.<br />

Rated Nominal Voltage 240V a.c.<br />

Operating Frequency 50Hz<br />

Output Power 7VA max. @ 240V<br />

Unfiltered d.c. Voltage Output @ 240V<br />

a.c. Input (no load)<br />

24V max.<br />

Continuous d.c. Load Current Allowed 100mA max.<br />

Switched Active Contact Rating (N.O.) 240V a.c. 10AX max. suitable for fluorescent,<br />

inductive and incandescent loads.<br />

C-Bus Output Connection Compatible with C-Bus bus coupler or<br />

auxiliary unit.<br />

Operating Temperature Range 0°C min. - 50°C max.<br />

Number of <strong>752</strong> Series <strong>Motion</strong><br />

<strong>Detector</strong>s allowed to connect<br />

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One<br />

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11.0 Troubleshooting<br />

Problem The power is restored and the red and LED does not blink<br />

when making motion.<br />

Solution A Adjust sensitivity and set level to a higher setting as required by<br />

observing red LED.<br />

Solution B Remove sensor and measure if 24V d.c. is present between<br />

red and black leads. If no voltage is present, check power<br />

connection and power/switch pack. If voltage is present, replace<br />

sensor with new one and send defective sensor to <strong>Clipsal</strong><br />

Australia Pty Ltd.<br />

Problem Lights are on continuously and do not shut off when no<br />

one is present.<br />

Solution Re-check all your connections then disconnect sensor while<br />

power is still on. If lights remain on, this indicates that there<br />

is a short in the <strong>752</strong>LD Lead connecting the sensor and the<br />

power/switch module. Solution to this problem is to replace the<br />

<strong>752</strong>LD Lead. Check also for external causes such as excessive<br />

turbulence (hanging mobiles, etc).<br />

Problem Lights will not switch on even after sensor is disconnected<br />

and red and blue wires are shorted.<br />

Solution This could indicate a broken wire in the <strong>752</strong>LD Lead. Next,<br />

disconnect the <strong>752</strong>LD Lead at the power/switch module and<br />

short the pins where the red and blue wires connect. If lights<br />

still do not switch on, replace power/switch module after<br />

checking if all connections were made correctly.<br />

Problem LED blinks but lights will not switch on.<br />

Solution Check if sensor is working when bypassing all electronics. This<br />

can be done by inserting the key provided with each unit. If<br />

lights switch on, replace defective sensor.<br />

Problem After all connections are verified, lights stay on when no<br />

one is present, and from time to time LED blinks.<br />

Solution Turn sensitivity adjustment to a lower setting and/or physically<br />

rotate sensor by 90°<br />

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12.0 Notes<br />

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12.0 Notes<br />

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13.0 Warranty<br />

1) The benefits conferred herein are in addition to, and in no way shall be deemed to derogate;<br />

either expressly or by implication, any or all other rights and remedies in respect to <strong>Clipsal</strong><br />

Product, which the consumer has under the Commonwealth Trade Practices Act or any other<br />

similar State or Territory Laws.<br />

2) The warrantor is <strong>Clipsal</strong> Australia Pty Ltd of 33-37 Port Wakefield Road, Gepps Cross, SA<br />

5094. With registered offices in all Australian States.<br />

3) This <strong>Clipsal</strong> Product is guaranteed against faulty workmanship and materials for a period of<br />

two (2) years from the date of installation.<br />

4) <strong>Clipsal</strong> Australia Pty Ltd reserves the right, at its discretion, to either repair free of parts<br />

and labour charges, replace or offer refund in respect to any article found to be faulty due to<br />

materials, parts or workmanship.<br />

5) This warranty is expressly subject to the <strong>Clipsal</strong> Product being installed, wired, tested,<br />

operated and used in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.<br />

6) All costs of a claim shall be met by <strong>Clipsal</strong> Australia Pty Ltd, however should the product<br />

that is the subject of the claim be found to be in good working order, all such costs shall be<br />

met by the claimant.<br />

7) When making a claim, the consumer shall forward the <strong>Clipsal</strong> Product to the nearest office<br />

of <strong>Clipsal</strong> Australia Pty Ltd with adequate particulars of the defect within 28 days of the fault<br />

occurring. The product should be returned securely packed, complete with details of the date<br />

and place of purchase, description of load, and circumstances of malfunction.<br />

For all warranty enquiries, contact your local <strong>Clipsal</strong> sales representative. The address and contact<br />

number of your nearest <strong>Clipsal</strong> Australia office can be found at http://www.clipsal.com/locations<br />

<strong>Clipsal</strong> Australia Pty Ltd<br />

A member of Schneider Electric<br />

Contact us: clipsal.com/feedback<br />

National Customer Care Enquiries:<br />

Tel 1300 2025 25<br />

Fax 1300 2025 56<br />

F1454/02 10339251<br />

clipsal.com<br />

<strong>Clipsal</strong> Australia Pty Ltd reserves the right to change<br />

specifications, modify designs and discontinue items without<br />

incurring obligation and whilst every effort is made to ensure that<br />

descriptions, specifications and other information in this catalogue<br />

are correct, no warranty is given in respect thereof and the<br />

company shall not be liable for any error therein.<br />

© <strong>Clipsal</strong> Australia Pty Ltd. The identified trademarks and<br />

copyrights are the property of <strong>Clipsal</strong> Australia Pty Ltd unless<br />

otherwise noted.<br />

CLIPCOM <strong>22554</strong> February 2011<br />

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